Health Minute: Healthy Vision Month
May is healthy vision month and a good reminder to take a second look at your eye health.
Author: ABC Columbia Staff
NTSB suggests all new school buses have seat belts
(WOLO, ABC NEWS) – Major new recommendations are out from the National Transportation Safety Board to make school buses safer. The NTSB is suggesting all new school buses have both lap and shoulder seatbelts. The announcement comes in the wake of several deadly crashes including that fatal accident in New Jersey last week and another accident Wednesday (5/23) in Wisconsin….
First woman named as US Attorney for South Carolina
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – For the first time ever a woman will serve as the state’s top federal prosecutor and not just in an acting capacity. Tuesday (5/23) the US Senate approved the nomination of Sherri Lydon for US Attorney for South Carolina. President Donald Trump nominated Lydon earlier this year. She previously served as an assistant US Attorney and…
Ty’Rek Kennedy arrested for gun at school
A teen is in custody accused of bringing a gun to a Columbia High School.
Three suspects arrested during drugs and weapons seizure
Kershaw County discover meth, crack, cocaine, marijuana, and guns during early morning seizure.
ABC Columbia News Update
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Carolina Farmers Market opens for business
Here’s a chance to enjoy some South Carolina home grown fruits and vegetables.
SC Securing the Mexican Border
Members of the South Carolina National Guard have deployed to Texas to sure up the Mexican Border.
Study: An egg a day is good for you
(WOLO) – An egg a day may keep the doctor away according to a new study. The study, published in the journal “Heart,” was led by researchers from Peking University in China. The study found that the risk of heart disease and stroke was lower among people who ate an egg a day than those who didn’t consume eggs at…
Publix bakery refused to put “summa cum laude” on a cake because they thought it was inappropriate
CHARLESTON, SC (WOLO) – A low country high school grad had a not-so-sweet surprise on his graduation cake. The local Publix grocery store thought the words the family wanted written on the cake were inappropriate. Watch the video above for the full story. Categories: Local News, News, State Tags: SCNews
